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Treasure’s venue map editor lets you design an interactive floor plan for your event. You can draw table and booth shapes, label them, assign approved vendors to specific spots, and publish a live map that attendees can explore on your event page. This page covers how to open the editor, build a layout, assign vendors, and share the finished map.
Venue maps require a Starter or Pro plan. The Basic (free) plan does not include this feature. See Pricing plans to upgrade.

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Open the map editor

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Navigate to the map editor

From your event dashboard, click Venue Map in the event tools sidebar. If your event doesn’t have a map yet, click Create Map to open a blank canvas.
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Add shapes and tables

Use the toolbar on the left to add elements to the canvas:
  • Table shapes — rectangles, squares, and circles to represent individual vendor tables or booths
  • Labels — text elements for section headers, aisles, entrances, and other landmarks
  • Rooms and walls — boundary shapes to represent the overall floor plan outline
Click and drag to place shapes. Resize them by dragging the handles. Use the grid snap to keep your layout aligned.
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Label your tables

Click a table shape to select it, then type a table number or name in the properties panel on the right. For example: “Table 1”, “Booth A3”, or “Corner Booth”.You can also assign a section name to group tables into named areas (Artist Alley, Dealer’s Hall, etc.) for easier navigation on the live map.
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Assign vendors to tables

With an approved vendor list loaded from your event, drag a vendor name from the Vendors panel onto a table shape on the canvas. The table updates to show the vendor’s name.Alternatively, click a table, open the Assign panel, and search for a vendor by name. Only approved vendors appear in the assignment list.Assignments are saved automatically. Vendors and attendees can see the assignments on the live map once you publish it.
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Use T.AI for layout assistance

T.AI is a natural-language AI assistant built into the map editor, available to Starter and Pro subscribers. Click the T.AI button in the editor to open the assistant panel.You can describe what you want in plain English — for example: “Add 20 tables in a 4×5 grid in the center of the canvas” or “Create a section labeled Artist Alley with 10 rectangular tables.” T.AI generates and places the elements on your canvas, which you can then adjust manually.T.AI supports follow-up instructions, so you can iterate: “Move that section to the left side” or “Add an entrance label at the top.”
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Publish your map

When your layout is ready, click Go Live in the top bar to publish the map. Once live, the interactive map appears on your event page so attendees can explore which vendors are where.You can update the map at any time — changes publish immediately when you save.

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Share and embed the map

Your event’s venue map is publicly accessible at your event page. For Pro plan subscribers, you can also embed the interactive map on your own website using Treasure’s embed widget. The embed generates an <iframe> snippet you can paste into any web page: 
/events/{your-event-slug}/venue-map

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Versions and history

The map editor saves a version history of your layout. Click Versions in the toolbar to view previous states and restore an earlier version if needed.

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Next steps

Vendor management

Approve vendors and assign them to the tables you’ve built on your map.

Pricing plans

Compare plans to see what’s included in Starter and Pro.